Betrayal At The Altar

Chapter 356

When Jane heard that, she felt that it made sense.

As Jane was thinking, Olivia had already walked onto the stage.

“Hello, everyone. Today is Mr. Zane and his wife’s wedding anniversary. Miss Smith and I will dedicate a piece of “Piano Song at Night“. We wish them a long and blissful marriage.”

As soon as Olivia finished speaking, a round of applause sounded from below the stage.

Jane had no choice but to put down her bag and walk onto the stage.

As the two were preparing to play, Olivia glanced at Rachel sitting in the rest area with a subtle hint of resentment flickering in her eyes.

A melodious tune slowly flowed in the huge banquet hall.

All the guests had expressions of enjoyment on their faces.

However, Mary looked at Olivia and Jane on the stage with a faint smile. “What do you think they’re up to?”

“Let’s wait and see,” Rachel said.

Since the other party was coming after her, she knew she could not stay out of it.

who was sitting on Rachel’s left, leaned over and whispered in her ear, “I wonder if I’ll be lucky enough to hear you play a

His warm breath sprayed on Rachel’s cochlea, making her heart itch for some reason.

and raised the corners

performance on stage ended.

roar of applause from

full of emotions. We can be considered to

saying goes that one minute on stage takes ten years of practice off stage. Both of you are clearly accomplished pianists, and I’m sure there has been much hard work put in behind the

of you are skilled in music and have abundant emotions. You must have put in a lot

and Jane looked at each other. Jane smiled faintly and said, “No more, no less. It’s exactly ten years.”

this, the audience was in

that Jane and Olivia had been practicing

full of praise for the two on the stage, which greatly satisfied Jane’s vanity.

hold her head high.

looking at Rachel the entire time. It was as if no one was worthy of his attention except Rachel.

smile on Jane’s face immediately fell. She was angry and hateful, so she had no choice but to

be present today. I wonder if we’re lucky enough to invite her on stage to play a

had business dealings with the